Forearm tattoo and more: choose the right place for you

In all likelihood, there is no footballer who does not have a forearm tattoo, but by now, with good grace to those who thought that tattoos were only for some borderline characters, there is really no place today where it is not possible to sport at least one.
Well apart from those who (women and men alike) pursue some admittedly bizarre idea of winning the Guinness Book of Records by virtue of the percentage of skin tattooed; normally one chooses to get a few tattoos, the important thing being that the sum is strictly an odd number.

Apparently, this custom stems from an ancient seafaring custom, more specifically dating back to the 1800s.
During that period, in fact, many sailors ventured into as yet unexplored parts of the Pacific Ocean.
They gave rise to this very ritual: they would get a tattoo at departure, one when they arrived at their destination and the third when they returned home.
The meaning then of the odd number has to do with the idea of being able to be safe with one's family.
They may have been sinewy pioneers with forearm tattoos and fearless hearts, but still with a distinct sense of family!
But let's return to our article, to find out where designs and images can embellish the bodies of some of us.

Tattoo pain areas

Often, especially for those approaching their first tattoo, the guiding principle might be to choose the most tolerable tattoo pain areas.
We'll let you in on a little secret with respect to the most painful areas for tattooing...this choice does not only affect the woman but also the man who although proverbially has has a higher pain threshold, does not disdain not having to constantly test it.
There is another truth to be added, however, to answer the question," Where to get tattoos based on the perception of pain?"
The latter, in fact, is rather subjective and therefore, beyond the scientific fact that wants the man's body to be stronger than the woman's, everyone experiences the issue of "tattoo pain" in his or her own way!

Forearm Tattoo

The forearm tattoo is considered among the least painful tattoos, along with other areas that we will see before long.
In general, all those parts of the body that have:

• a rather thick and distended skin
• few nerve endings
• a higher percentage of fat
• Is not close to the bones

Starting from this list among the places for less painful tattoos the following should also be mentioned:

• the outside of the shoulder
• the outside of the biceps
• the upper outer thigh
• the calf
• the back excluding the column and hip area, which are rich in nerve endings

Tattoo pain: here are the most sensitive areas

Still keeping in mind what we just shared, about pain tattoos, below are the places where getting tattoos will require a little extra tolerance:

• groin
• breast
• The various joints such as knee, ankle, wrist and elbow neck
• face (especially on the lips and ears) ribs
• hips
• hands and feet

That said, here are some tattoo tips, should you decide not to get a forearm tattoo but instead proceed on some of these more delicate areas:

• so whether it can be uncomfortable or painful remains always a free choice; therefore, having a relaxed attitude also helps not to distort the perception of pain...in other words, here as in so many other cases in life, anxiety does not help at all
  at all!
• a session to get a tattoo is certainly not an endurance contest; therefore, there is no harm in asking your tattoo artist to take a few short breaks
• Turning to a professional also means dealing with an expert who will not only perform the tattoo with a top-notch tattoo kit, but also know how to advise on how to take care of it; in this regard go to this link.
• "I drink on it in moderation and I don't think about it!"...wrong for a lot of good reasons including: first of all you have to get home, maybe in the car and also although mild, alcohol has an anticoagulant effect (i.e. it makes the blood more fluid, facilitating bleeding).
• "I drink a lot of water on it"...good choice, because water hydrates the skin, making it more supple and taut. Doing this a few days before your appointment would be really perfect.

In conclusion, after sharing with you some tattoo tips, we remind you of perhaps the one that is most important to consider
Relying on a professional tattoo artist who chooses top-quality tattoo supplies, such as those found at varesetattoosupply.co.uk, will allow you to choose where to get a tattoo with complete freedom.

Almost in conclusion: tattoos where to get them?

Tattoos where to get them?

We began this article by stating:

• On average, any part of the body can be enhanced by a tattoo
• We then went on to point out the various painful tattoo areas

Now: which tattoo places are more suitable and which less suitable, regardless of the pain theme?

If you feel like giving us a few more minutes of your time, we can give you some additional suggestions.

Tattoo where to get it and why

Tattoo where to get it and why are some places more suitable or less than others?
Evaluating the different options before deciding, for example, where to tattoo a name (be careful with the name!!) or where to tattoo a phrase can affect (never was an infinitive more suitable!!) the outcome in the long run.
In fact, there are parts of the body for tattoos that, in spite of others, change less and allow you to answer "Forever" the possible question," How long does a tattoo last?"
Of the many factors that contribute to the longevity of your tattoos, certainly that of sun exposure is among the top ones (we also discussed this in our article).
A very colorful tattoo or one done with the fine line technique would be best thought of in areas that you do not normally expose to the sun, 365 days a year...in this case, for example, a forearm tattoo, or at the highest part of the leg, comes in handy.
Other variables are shape and size, which may change over the course of a few decades.
A top area for a borderline eternity tattoo is what you might do on the collarbone, where the skin tends not to vary much over the years.
More borderline, on the other hand, turns out to be the abdomen: generally for normal weight fluctuations and for women who may sooner or later decide on a pregnancy.

Forearm tattoo: we are really at the conclusion

The forearm tattoo is certainly one of the most common choices in terms of longevity, because not only does it remain covered from the sun's rays for a good part of the time, but also because it is not one of those areas with high motility (i.e., the skin is not stressed by continuous flexion-extension).
The feet and ankles, while quite welcome areas, also have some slight drawbacks: the former because they are often subject to rubbing from socks or shoes, the latter because they are often stressed by movement.
Speaking of chafing, it would also be wise to pay attention to:

• Those parts of the body that are subject to continuous rubbing by clothing or, for example, belts
• Those parts of the body that tend to rub against each other (for example, the armpits or inner thighs)

Ditto for the hands and fingers, where signs of old age are evident and constant washing certainly facilitates the loss of tattoo sharpness.
In the end, fortunately, free will prevails so any area can be the perfect one, if you like the idea of always carrying an image, symbol or phrase that represents you.
What matters is the care with which it will be done and the care you take of it over time.

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